Rapid approvals
One family received five one-year multi-trip visas within four hours, allowing travel the next day.
Bur Dubai
Insta Tourism LLC is a Bur Dubai travel agency handling UAE and overseas visa applications, including Dubai, Saudi and Oman visas. Reviews show that some applications have been completed within a day or two, while others involved long delays, extra charges and difficult follow-up, so clear written terms matter.
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One family received five one-year multi-trip visas within four hours, allowing travel the next day.
One returning customer said their Dubai visa was approved successfully on two separate applications.
Some customers reported visas arriving within 24–48 hours, including one weekend application.
A customer described a smooth, efficient refund resolution and helpful communication throughout.
Confirm insurance. Ask in writing whether your existing policy is accepted before paying; several reviews describe insurance being requested only after payment.
Set deadlines. Do not rely only on a 48–72-hour promise; one Umrah applicant waited 48 days and missed the trip.
Check forms. Review every submitted form and supporting document before approval, especially for Saudi or Umrah applications.
Get fee quotes. Request the total price and all possible charges upfront; one Saudi visa quote changed from $199 to $149 after discount.
Keep records. Save receipts and WhatsApp or email records, and consider Dubai consumer protection if a refund remains unresolved.
Plan the visit
| Mon | 10:00 AM – 7:00 PM |
| Tue | 10:00 AM – 7:00 PM |
| Wed | 10:00 AM – 7:00 PM |
| Thu | 10:00 AM – 7:00 PM |
| Fri | 10:00 AM – 7:00 PM |
| Sat | 10:00 AM – 7:00 PM |
| Sun | Closed |
Customers specifically used the agency for Umrah visa applications, with reports ranging from successful processing to incorrect visa categories and delays.
Oman Visa processing is also mentioned, including one customer who reported extra charges and a missed flight.
Several applicants reported waits far beyond the promised 48–72 hours, including one Saudi application still pending after 48 days.
Reviews repeatedly describe pressure to buy agency insurance after payment, including a reported charge of 125 USD.
Customers reported wrong forms, missing supporting documents and incorrect visa categories leading to rejections.
Security deposits and rejected-application refunds were reported as delayed, with one refund following a consumer-protection complaint.
Multiple reviews say communication became slow or stopped after payment, making application progress difficult to verify.
These are customer-reported mentions, not a current price list. Prices may have changed.
multi-entry visa service fee
“We agreed on a service fee of $218 for a multi-entry visa, as I needed to enter Dubai twice”Google review · October 2025
travel insurance
“After payment, they claimed it was mandatory and asked for 125 USD (459 AED), whereas as per Saudi guidelines, insurance is already included with the visa or can be purchased separately for under 80 AED”Google review · April 2026
security deposit
“$900 per person as a security deposit? Who does that and even is it’s your policy, why don’t you inform customers upfront”Google review · February 2026
travel insurance
“After I paid, they told me that I had to pay around $100 for travel insurance before the visa could be issued”Google review · May 2026
The Bottom Line
Insta Tourism LLC, also referred to in reviews as Insta Global Travel, is a Bur Dubai travel agency focused on visa processing. Customers use it for Dubai visas, Saudi Arabia visas including Umrah applications, and Oman visas. The strongest positive reports describe very quick approvals: one family received five one-year multi-trip visas in four hours, while another customer received a visa within 48 hours including a weekend.
The experience is far from consistent. Other applicants describe promised 48–72-hour processing stretching to 20, 32 or 48 days, with some missing travel or religious trips. Several say forms were filled incorrectly, supporting documents were not submitted, or a tourism visa was used when an Umrah visa was needed.
Those details make document checking especially important. The biggest financial caution is additional charging after payment. Reviews mention pressure to buy agency travel insurance despite having existing cover, plus security deposits and changing express-service fees.
Reported examples include 125 USD for insurance and a $900-per-person security deposit. Refunds are another recurring concern, although some customers report successful assistance. Before paying, get a written fee breakdown, insurance requirement, visa category, submission date and application reference.
Keep all messages and receipts. If a refund stalls, one reviewer said a DET complaint led to payment within two days.